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Samantha Power and the Power of a Word
•ï¿½April 3, 2024
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Twenty-five years ago, NATO was bombing Serbia as the first performance in its new role. The collapse of the Soviet Union had deprived the military alliance of its initial official role of defending its member states from a theoretical communist threat. Under no threat and devoid of UN Security Council approval, NATO assumed the self-ordained... Read More
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American Pravda: Samantha Power, R2P, and the Politics of Genocide •ï¿½1h ▶
•ï¿½March 25, 2024
•ï¿½7,900 Words •ï¿½246 Comments • Reply
Earlier this month I published a long article on the notorious 1994 genocide in Rwanda, explaining that the actual facts may have been very different than what I'd always assumed. As reported by the Western media, Hutu extremists assassinated the country's moderate Hutu president by shooting his plane out of the sky and then immediately... Read More
5000 Pretexts for War
•ï¿½September 6, 2013
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My working assumption about international affairs is that people in mortal peril are careful and clever. On the other hand, people with plenty of money, power, and impunity are often arrogant and sloppy. This outlook colors my perspective on various US dustups with adversarial nations, most recently Syria. That’s why I’m unwilling to rule out... Read More
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